it's about the sun layers.
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| It starts from the center and extends to 25% of the Sun's radius. Gravity pulls all of the mass inward and creates an intense pressure. | Core
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| It extends to 50% of the sun's radius from the core. In this area, energy from the core is carried outward by photons. | Radiative Zone
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| This one is the final 30% of the sun's radius. It is dominated by convection currents, these carry all the energy outward all the way up to the surface. | Convective Zone
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| It is the lowest region of the sun's atmosphere. This section can be seen from Earth. It is 180-240 miles wide and it's temperature is 5,800 degrees Kelvin. | Photosphere
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| These dark, cool areas on the sun are located on the photosphere. These spots always appear in pairs and are intense magnetic fields that break through the surface. | Sunspots
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| It lies above the photosphere to about 1,200 miles. The temperature all around it is from 4,500 degrees kelvin to 10,000 degrees kelvin. | Chromosphere
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| It is the final layer of the sun and extends millions of miles outward from the photosphere. It can be seen during a solar eclipse. | Corona
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